police officers, it's all next in a live report. >> also trick-or-treaters on alert. and on the lookout as a pack of pigs uproots a south bay neighborhood. >> it's a cold start to this halloween morning, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we'll tell you what to expect when the sun goes down for halloween night and i've got a look at your weekend forecast. >> this is no trick but it's not a treat. the backup at the bay bridge as we have an issue getting into san francisco on the bay bridge. we'll sort it out. >> a chick-fil-a location, it's going to be opening up for business in a few minutes and the first 100 people in line getting a special treat. going to tell you all about with it on this halloween morning, thursday, october 31, this is somebody. it's straight up 6:00. good morning and happy

halloween. thanks as always for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon, we're following breaking news out of taiwan where just in the past hour a 6.6 magnitude earthquake struck the island nation. the usga said it was centered along the east coast city of hualian south of taipei. the damage is minimal. a tsunami warning also has not been issued. >> right now i want to get you updated on a story in the east bay. four people are recovering after being attacked by dogs in antioch. this morning neighbors on larkspur drive near hillcrest park are still on edge hours after this attack. that's where "today in the bay" christie smith joins us live. some of the neighbors are saying they are thankful the attack happened before trick-or-treaters going house to house for halloween. >> that's right. we did hear from a neighbor

look, as bad as this dog attack was it's a good thing it's not happening tonight when kids are trick-or-treating. four people are recovering after a vicious dog attack. they were all bitten including three people who tried to help a man who was walking in the open space area where his two dogs, when two other dogs came out of nowhere and started attacking the man and his pet. neighbors say they heard screams for help. they came out, tried to help, then the dogs turned on them, biting tem in the arms and regulars. police showed up and it escalated again. >> officers arrived. and the dogs charged the officers and the officers were forced to fire upon the dogs, killing one, one ran away, while on the scene the dog came back. >> we have officers heading toward the hospitals now.

appeared to be wounds to the extremities of the four people bitten and i don't know the extent right now. >> we are waiting for an up adate on how everybody is doing. the one dog is quarantined. it will be scanned. police have not named the breed. in the face of that one dog, they haven't decided. neighbors have not seen these dogs before. this driveway does have a couple of drops of blood, there was a leash. certainly neighbors rattled. christie smith, today in the bay. >> b.a.r.t. could have stringent safety rules after the deadly crash that killed two workers earlier this month. marla tellez joins us with what state regulators are proposing. >> good morning. the california public utility commission oversees rail safety

for a dozen transit agencies including b.a.r.t. and ever since this deadly accident less than two weeks ago when two workers were hit and killed, the agency has been rethinking safety rules for all of its transit agencies. today a new set of safety laws called first of their kind f. passed part would be required to create three-way communication system between signal command and wayside workers. all workers would have to confirm their locations and explain what they are doing to protect themselves before a train enters work spice. speed redrixs would also be required in work areas. christopher sheppard and lawrence daniels were killed on the tracks october 19, they were working on what's called the civil approval practice which allows employees to enter the right-of-way as trains don't on.

what this means is workers are largely responsible for their own pacific northwest. if the cpuc approves the -- b.a.r.t. supports the change and the vote is expected at 9:30 this morning. >> thank you. it's 6:05 now. a south bay neighborhood on alert this halloween and on the lookout for a pack of pigs just wreaking havoc uprooting lawns and scaring families there. a pack of wild pigs being blamed for tearing up lawns in san jose's almaden valley near the country club. california fish and wildlife granting a pernlt to trap and shoot those animals. management waiting to see if the trapper will be allowed to fire a one within city minutes which would mean a change in city law. near the country club, checking out all of the damage. he tells us what specifically in

the city law would have to be chang changed. we'll have that in a live report in about an hour. within the hour i should say. >> 6:06. right now, it's a chilly start to our morning as we take a beautiful live look, look at the bay bridge in the distance. want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. a nice start but what about the finish? when it kurns dork or night trick-or-treaters will be out. >> it's beautiful. >> they will. they know which neighborhoods to ged up. we knew that. temperatures are chilly to start the day. 45 degrees in livermore, 50 in oakland. 46 degrees in san mateo. and 50 in san francisco. so you saw the live picture from san bruno. you are going to find some thick pockets of fog at the coast so as you get closer to the airport heading up the peninsula, be

ready to slow down with pockets you can see for a quarter mile. you have a mile and a quarter in half moon bay. temperatures in the upper 70s inland. 72 bay side. forecasting 70 in an fran. i'll let you know for the trick-or-treaters in your life. temperatures good for this afternoon. some changes this weekend, everything is coming up. we'll details all a few moments away. out that front door if that's where you're headed. >> the bay bridge toll plaza look at all of the folks usually don't drive as frequently as the folks who use the key lanes likely because they witness to get in early, so they can leave at soon as possible to get home. that happens a lot of time on halloween. we'll watch for the shift. we see that, no metering lights and a smooth drive off of the

maze. in the city we do have an issue. slowing around ninth. there is a car with a flight tired blocking the snow lane. just off of that skyway. the rest of the bay looking smooth down the peninsula. chris key that talked about dense fog along the coast, prepare for that. smooth flout the south day here is the try various. 580 coming through. no drama here. a live look outside and how things shape up. we don't have the golden gate. i'll show you where there is some slowing. there's your approach again to the east bay. back to you. new this morning the anticipation has been building, there it is ladies and gentlemen, chick-fil-a's newest bay area location and yes. they are officially open for business to toll tree.

550, the party and the good hot right now as we speak. >> there is a woman going in as well. good to see. >> customers waiting in line for a long time, some even camping out as long as a week in advance. that's because the first 100,000 to walk through the door they want a free meal week. walk talked to a moore who has been too poor. listen to him. >> the meals are a bonus. 15 guys with our church, hang out, play games and have a good time. >> and eat chicken. >> you got chicken and camaraderie. >> the plant plans to open in california this year. each restaurant employs 60 to 100 people to also mousse the

economy. i watch soap people they have their costumes on. acat that i guess that's the royal ticket in front. >> a lot of people the first 100 very happy getting the free fleel but you know who else is, a lot of sous in the area. thrilled to dream chicken. >> we appreciate them hanging out opening the doors as we are live in our broadcast. >> how fun. 6:10. coming up more mystery over google's next work. it's google's ongoing prokt. a controversy we'll dive into coming up. >> a live look outside, that is the south bay. have some orange lights there. today we go with the original

lights. and all over the pay people out enjoying it we're back in minutes.

right now let's get you updated on top stories. four people recovering after being attacked by dogs. police ended up shooting and killing one of those dogs. the other remains under quarantine at an animal shelter. as of now it's unclear where those two dogs came from. >> in just a matter of hours the cpuc will consider tightening safety rules for b.a.r.t. and several other bay area transit agencies. the potential changes come after two b.a.r.t. workers were killed on the tracks earlier this month. >> parole agents along with law enforcement agencies across the state will visit known sex offenders. the compliance check all part of the california department of corrections and rehabilitation annual operation. >> 6:13. a new quist linked to the

mystery barge on the bay. he has visited the barge near treasure island. the coast guard won't reveal anything about it. the agency tells reuters at least one coast guard employee has been required to sign a nondisclosure agreement. the barge is 250 feet long, 60 feet keep much longer than a standard freight barge. suingle has not said anything about the barge. some wonder if it's a floating store. >> could that barge be some sort of creative way of getting away from the nsa. >> that's interesting. scott, google is furious over reports the government has tapped into its data lines. >> it is the latest shocker from edward snowden pubbished in "the washington post." per fortedly showing how it tap

zboos the table catching data as it travels between google and the private centers. someone at the nsa add add smiley face down at the interception point. google is not smiling. and evident that the government is sflising into cables to access your data has google very angry and embarrassed. google's chief legal officer maim a public statement. until recently google and the obama administration were quite close. you may recall this dinner party. it was the president, then ceo er eric schmidt on the left and marissa meyer there. the other thing we have to ask is how many secrets does snowden v. we recovered spying on personal cell phones including the german chancellor, france

and spain's complicity in recording its citizens by the nsa. that's in the last few days. technology in companies are right in the middle of this. recently an influential blogger wrote tech news has come to dominate only apple isn't it. the big story is the nsa. we'll continue to watch this, jon and laura, another shocker. >> thanks, great one. >> 6:16. checking in with christina loren talking about our halloween forecast and all of the foodies for the kits. >> not only do we have halloween a great looking day and evening shaping up, we have the time changes against again this weekend which means we get to sleep in for the hour that we get. a lot of you are rejoicing at home. temperatures are chilly to start. not as cold as it was yesterday.

we saw the mid to low 30s in the north bay. cold enough for a coat as you make your way out the door it's going to be cold between now and lunch time. then temperatures are going to start to jump. we're talking about close to 80 today. out in the eastern bay. a warm day on tap. the golden gate bridge, you can see it's mostly clear, we do have patchy fog but your visibilities are greenspaning up. look at where we are headed. 70 degrees on the way to san francisco. 72 in santa teresa, 75 gilroy, 74 in fairfield and 71 degrees in oakland, fremont, san jose. let's talk about what happens when the sun drops off. 6:15, a sunset. you'll probably hit the pavement with 4 kids. travel cautiously. everybody who drives if you are driving around really want to watch for trick-or-treaters.

by 10:15 it little be on the chilly side. not worried about shower activity. speaking of the time change, we're going to have more daylight, out earlier at 6:31. it's going to set a lot earlier until the sun goes down at 5:15. firefighters want to remind everybody to change the batteries in your smoke detector. they save lives. that's always a good idea when we have that time frame. friday into saturday we'll see more changes. up to 81 by friday. down to 75 for saturday but unseasonably mild. monday into tuesday, developing off looking comfortable. not any rain chances. 6:18. >> i was looking at the 81 but that's not hot enough.

weep keep it in the shade. the south bay is looking really good. northbound a bit of slowing. so no major trauma, at at that. a tiny bit of slowing. 101 and 280, talking about the coast potential for foggy and the hills. be watch it. took to the east bay. the spleed limit, 880 moves smoothly down out of hayward. light volume even for a thursday this is a light flow. i want to show you the north bay travel times. a smooth drive 101 down south of petaluma back to the speed limit. heading west over toward san rafael and novato.

show you the building. just a road crew. it's northbound very light past high street through downtown 880 and 590 over toward the face. a look at the toll plaza, we have lengths under five minutes to go. the cash lanes were filled in so a lot of folks driving in early. they want to get costumes. keep that in mind, a shift for the evening commute. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:20. a ghost story, is an unassuming restaurant here actually the most planted in the state? >> you're scaring me. >> we sent bob redell, he democrats down the report coming up.

>> some consider it one of the most haunted places in california. the banta inn in tracy. it's so well known for its spiriting the owner had to acknowledge the fact it's haunted just to receive the deed. this halloween we wanted our own proof. we investigate those things. >> that's right. when it comes to para normal activity i couldn't think of anybody better than our bob redell to go to tracy to get the real story. >> reporter: two ghost hunters walk into a bar t bar tender asks what can i get you. your finest spirits.

of course. which they believe they have detected. >> there is definitely something here. >> reporter: the research is trying to prove what employees and customers here at the rin have felt for years. >> i have seen a gentleman sit in this chair here. >> reporter: that is tony. >> he wear as plaid shirt. >> reporter: the bartender who  died of a heart attack back in 1967. >> as quickly as i saw. >> reporter: still tends this haunt. >> it went away. dfrnlths d >> reporter: disappears. >> it's a disintegration. >> we were talking about the ghost one day. >> reporter: the chef was skeptical of the stories. >> one of those cups shot off the wall. >> reporter: after working in the kitchen for a number of years. >> you become a believer. he threw a box at me.

>> something tapped on my shoulder. >> reporter: chris returns with fred spear not as customers but para normal investigators trying to make hay of the unusual audio recording they captured with their transistor radio. >> this one here is my voice asking is this tony. followed by tony, following you see yes for spanish. >> it's hard to hear tony when you listen live. >> it was crisp and clear. ghosts don't always act on cue. if it did it would make our job easier. exactly. >> reporter: bob redell, "today in the bay." >> you believe in ghosts? >> i do now. bob has scared me into believing that. amazing how sometimes the establishments that sell alcohol you see a lot of things.

>> sim things better than others. >> phenomenal job. beautiful. >> check in with meteorologist christina loren. she has a look at our forecast today and all important tonight. >> that's right we have a good looking day shaping up. temperatures are chilly out there but not as cold as it was yesterday. happy to report hour by hour changes, work like this. we're going to be in the upper 60s, by about lunch time today as temperatures climb under a ridge of high pressure that is going to drive our winds offshore. it's not going to be a major wind event. 78 in livermore, 78 in san francisco. here is mike and the morning drive. >> we have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's formed quickly for most of the lanes. off to the right clear, those are the cash lanes so a different pattern as folks shift. i think a lot want to leave early today because of trick-or-treating or just to watch the candy. the east shore freeway, 24, not a big deal. highway 4 that late burst. will is the tri-valley.

we started to see slowing. i'll track that so. far no drama so. far. back to you. >> we like it. still ahead we'll show you the unintended impact of an emergency landing. >> they have gone a long day with a new little girl that is only a year old. >> we'll let you know how the delta delay leaves a pair of adopted grandparents anxious for hours at an sfo airport gate ahead. >> and google glass gets its first speeding ticket. the new details about a person caught wearing the glass behind the wheel.

a 24-hour ordeal with a baby on board. the unexpected outcome after an emergency landing forces major delays on board a bay area bound flight. >> plus, google glass behind the wheel leads to a traffic ticket. we'll tell you why the driver

was cited. >> there it is, celebrating halloween and ringing in the new york stock exchange, also got the nasdaq for you. the super charged bell. kind after scary puppet. thursday, october 31, this is "today in the bay." it's 6:30. good morning. thanks for spending part of your halloween with us. >> this morning government background checks are under scrutiny on capitol hill. today's hearing prompted by deadly shooting rampage at the washington navy yard. you recall the person who pulled the trigger in the case was a civilian contract worker named aaron alexis who was able to keep his clearance despite a series of violent outbursts and

concerns about his mental health. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. this morning. some senators are introducing a bill that aims to close some of those loopholes on how often background checks are reviewed. >> reporter: exactly. sometimes after you get a background check and get that security clearance year goes by before it's reviewed. within those years things can happen that affect whether a person should have access to top secret information. here is that proposal. all four women, they want to increase the frequency of background checks and do two random automatic audits over a five-year period. the office of personal management would go through public records, data bases looking for anything that should affect the clearance and had it over to the employer. this came after edward snowden, after the fact of his background check and also as you noted aaron alexis, the shooter in the

navy yard shooting who after he had a 10-year clearance it was discovered during that time period and more recently he had been arrested or had run-ins with the law, as many as three times. there were concerns about his mental health. those between persons were never made. they want to make sure that people who should not have security clearances or should have those clearances reviewed do so. >> think of what could have been prevented. thanks. >> more than 150 people now very relieved to be back in the bay area this morning after a scare in the sky causes an unexpected 24-hour journey. an engin problem forcing a flight from tokyo to sfo to make a landing in cold bay alaska. the good news the landing did go smoothly but the passengers were

forced to wait 13 hours just for another plane to come and take them the rest of the way to san francisco. family members of those on board were stuck waiting anxiously at sfo including one grandfather who could not wait to meet his brand new granddaughter just adopted from china. >> they have a long day with a girl only a year old. >> she has done amazing. oh, my goodness. she is a trooper. >> she's a trooper. >> yes, she is. >> big brother there to give big hugs and share the love. the passengers we talked to say everybody in cold bay only a population of about with 100 people, everybody was very welcoming. >> nice ending there. this morning it's unclear whether a woman cited for wearing google glass while driving will fight that in court. chp pulled her over for speeding

when an offer noticed she was wearing google glass. bonnie claims her google glass wasn't on but the officer says it still could obstruct her view. >> started to ask questions but it does block your sight. and i'm like no, it doesn't. you see i'm completely seeing you. it's so comfortable i forget to take it off. >> she is believed to be the first person cite forward wearing the device. >> probably a good idea to pull those off. >> there could be new laws on the books because of that. >> probably will be. christina loren is here to tell bus our halloween forecast and what we can see trick-or-treating tonight. >> it's going to be a good one. good morning to you, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. it's chilly, not as frigid. we still have plenty of 30s in the north bay. in the 40s everywhere else.

46 san jose. we're clear on the golden gate bridge. we're going to get a pretty sunrise this morning. we just have to wait for it until about 7:30. that all changes as we meet back here on monday after that time change. so keep that in mind. we're going to get more daylight, then the sun sets at 5:15 in the evening. 78 degrees for today, bay side 72. 70 at the coast. looking good, you need the coat likely until about noon bay side and at the coast. probably peel it off at lunch time and then in the heat of the day you can wear a tank top and be comfortable. close to 80 degrees for today. i'm talking to you, mike inouye. over to you. >> tank top and a mullet. it's not even a halloween costume. old pictures of me. the toll plaza, another day here, actually a little unusual. pattern is heavier for the cash lanes, that's why we're seeing the backup and the usual pattern because folks are trying to get

in and out early to escort their trick-or-treaters or to be trick-or-treaters. we're looking to the maps, a smooth drive on the approach we see a little slowing now speeds in the upper 50s from the top of the screen, the east shore and from the bottom of the screen northbound 880. it's not a big concern and the east bay looking good. we have an earlier stall clearing south ever highway 24 for south 680. another down toward san ramon. so that's a problem as well as reports of a deer injured along the stretch. there may be another crew to help that animal off or to get help if that's what's needed. that's the build into san ramon. as you go south of san ramon there is 580 and 84, standard through livermore. pleasanton slowing down into the south bay. we give you a live look for the peninsula, first 101, a lot of company for 101 through palo alto, still at the limit. also the south bay north 101, congested spot here at 680,

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new york city is getting ready to enforce the toughest tobacco buying restrictions in the country. the new york city council voted to raise the minimum wage to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21, including cigarettes, cigars and electronic cigarettes. the move will cut smoking rates and led to a healthier city. new york's mayor michael bloomberg endorses the bill. it should take effect next year. >> today a judge expected to decide whether to shut down production of sriracha chile sauce. the city sued to get huy fong foods to stop making the sauce because the smell of pepper and garlic is so strong. residents complained the smell gives them headaches, burns their throat and even makes their eyes watery. the company says it was looking into other alternatives when the city sued. if the judge rules with the city, the factory won't have to

shut down, it will just have to stop making sriracha until it figures out how to get rid of the burn. >> maybe move to the gilroy. it already smells like garlic there. texas, they want it. they think -- they start add campaign, in fact that they bring the foods to the city. he posted an open letter and a picture with a picture of sriracha on the website. that's the love. sriracha is so hot and well loved that denton seems like a good fit. we'll see. >> some like it hot. 6:41. an update on developing news. dogs unleashed and on the attack in the east bay. we take you to a neighborhood on edge. that's coming up in a live report. >> an alert for trick-or-treaters in the south bay. we're going to tell you which neighborhood is uprooted and on the lookout for a pack of wild pigs. >> we'll look at the bulls and the bears as well and the government says that health care

website is back up and running at least for now. >> it's 6:41. a live look, starting to make an appearance over san jose. we've got a great looking forecast, you little trick-or-treaters. some notes, though, you might want to keep in mind. we'll talk about that in your seven-day forecast.

developing story we're following in the east bay where four people are recovering after being attacked by dogs in antioch. this morning neighbors on larkspur drive near hillcrest park are still on edge hours after the attack. that's what christie smith joins us live. we understand officers actually

shot and killed one of the dogs. >> reporter: yeah. they say they had to because these dogs came after them. but boy, we were talking with a neighbor who said that as bad as this dog attack was it's a good thing that it didn't happen tonight when kids are out running around trick-or-treating on halloween. still, four people are recovering this morning from dog bites after two dogs came out of nowhere in this open space area last night where a man was walking his two dogs. the loose dogs bit the man and his dog. this is on larkspur drive last night here in antioch. neighbors heard the commotion, heard the yells for help. the dogs bit three of those neighbors who came out to help, bit them in the legs and arms. paramedics and police arrived. the wild dogs turned on them too. officers opened fire, killing one. neighbors say it happened fast. >> heard everything soy went out and i saw cars everyone honking

and i heard people screaming and there was a bunch of cop cars and i was scared. then i heard conshoots that i ran inside. i was like really scared. >> reporter: the one dog that did survive ran away but came back. animal control officers were able to catch it. it's quarantined and will be scanned for a chip and tested for rabies. the results given back to the people bitten. its fate isn't clear but i wanted to show you something back live. there is blood and a leash so seems like it happened in a wide area but neighbors say that they had never seen these dogs before. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> time to check things out on this halloween morning. cool, crisp, a live look at san francisco. you can see the sky so clear. the blue shining through before the sun comes up. the sun will go down tonight.

>> that's right. get door bell and the candy ready. >> kind of a crisp start to the morning. >> that's been the trend but a nice warm sunny finish. you run the heater in the morning, by the time you get home it's comfortable. temperatures are looking really good. if you stick with us here on nbc what a treat we have on this halloween thursday. the "today" show as you know they do it big. that's going to be fun starting after "today in the bay." "saturday night live," a special show for you parents who are staying home. that should be awesome as well. so temperatures this morning are mostly in the mid-40s to low 50s. we have upper 30s but only confined to the north bay. we have a mean weather system headed toward the great plains, the midwest as we head throughout the day. some cities are considering postponing halloween as a result. we're lucky to be in the bay

area with temperatures in upper 70s. 78 in livermore. 71 fremont and 70 in san francisco. let's talk about halloween chen the sun sets. 65 degrees inland. 62 at 8:15 and 10:15, 58. at the coast it is going to be a little bit cooler out this. so keep in mind this is where you see the 50s. 10:15, 56 degrees, that's not too cold. we're not worried about showers. we're looking good request. throughout the next couple days temperatures surge, this is what i wanted to point out on the seven-day forecast. tomorrow we're going to be well above average in the 80s inland. saturday if you want to hit the beach not a bad day to do so. 71 bay side. by sunday we'll see morning clouds thicken up and temperatures as a result will drop off. not by butch between sunday into monday. then we level off tuesday. 6:48. mike got a thrill out of that,

didn't you. >> kind of scary. you saw me in the corner. scared myself. looking here at 580 and 84, that's not the big deal. the tri-valley okay but south 680 a couple of crashes. right before sunol that's blocking lanes, injuries may abkid involved so we're following those, very concerned about that. and we see this slowing kicking in. down toward the golf course. expect slowing there. the south bay we have the build for the involve. now showing the orange that means speeds coming down, the upper 50s because of the volume of traffic. no other incidents. you look to the bay we're not seeing anything unexpected for the peninsula an easy drive. possibly thick fog and in san francisco watch that. in the east bay out of hayward

and fremont. we'll give you a live look north. we see that build, up into downtown, upper 50s and lower 50s as you come down through and a look at the toll plaza. all lanes backed up before the castings. okay. i eat candy already and it's not 6:00. >> for the record, never too much candy. keep that in mind. new safety rules could hit the track for b.a.r.t., this coming after two b.a.r.t. workers were hit and killed on the tracks earlier this month. the cpuc will vote on the rules in a couple of hours from now. marla tellez is in the newsroom with more on this vote. good morning. >> reporter: in about 2 1/2 hours the california public utilities submission will consider stlengen being rules for workers. when they are on the track they practice a simple approval

process. it's a system that doesn't embrace any checks and balances. case in point the october 19th accident that killed two workers on the track. they were operating under this so called simple approval practice. now the cpuc wants to require b.a.r.t. to create a three-way communication system that would run between central command, and wayside workers. all workers would have to confirm their locations and explain what they are doing to protect themselves before a train enters a space. speed restrictions for trains and warning flags would be required in work areas. state regulators vote on this at 9:30. if these new laws pass they will go into effect not just for b.a.r.t. but the other 11 transit agencies and this includes in san francisco, muni and then also in the south bay, the valley transportation

authority. >> thanks, marla. new details to tell you about around the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez. we're learning the deputy who fired the shot says he can't remember if he surfed himself as law enforcement before topping fire. report shows that only about 10 seconds passed between the time deputy confronted lopez and the shooting. in the meantime hundreds took to the streets again chanting "andy." they want justice for the teen's death. last week a deputy mistook his gun and shot him seven times. those marching believe the shooting was unnecessary and they hope to make a change. the fbi is investigating. >> a search continues for a man who wandered away from a facility after that was shut down by the state. his name is ed monday bascom.

he is 65. investigators say he walked away from the valley springs manner one day after it shut down. we have video of family members picking up belongings of that facility last night. 14 residents were moved after investigators say they were abandoned by most of the staff where only a janitor and cook were left behind. the janitor tells us he did his best to try to care for the seniors but only worked there for a couple of weeks. he was not a care giver. >> people in oakland take an unconventional approach to fight crime. they use crowd tilt to raise $200 to hire a group for a trial period. the security guards patrol the neighborhood but can only call officers if they spot something. neighbors were fed up after a robbery in september. >> trick-or-treaters at one

neighborhood they are on alert this morning. a pack of wild pigs running loose is causing problems including caring up lawns and damaging a gulf course. details on how city leaders are trying to address this. >> reporter: good morning to you. first let's show you what people who live in and around the am ma den country club will be out trick or receipting. we're talking about feral pigs, you can see on video by a man who lives around here. no reports of them hurting people but these have been destructive especially when it come here. they love the groobs in the lawn. they destroyed part of the course. the construction will cost tens of thousands to fix, they have dug up front and back lawns. to get rid of these it's too

expensive to put them asleep. it will allow them to be trapped and shot. the state has a permit for this to happen but right now that goes against thecy of san jose law. why one council man has dropped an ordinance to change that. >> this is not an invitation to go up a hunting. they are going to be able to discharge their weapon to put down the annal. >> it can't happen soon enough. this is about the seventh time we're ot a point we're not covering it up because we know to expect it. until we get rid of them no point in receiving it. >> don't know if you noticed that woman was standing on her front lawn which looks like a mind field because of all of the pigs who drug up her grass. >> reporting live in san jose,

bob redell, today in the bay. >> the affordable health care act website back up and running. >> scott mcgrew suffered a long outage. it did a long string of problems, the website had. california is not expected, we have covered virginia but this healthcare.gov is a wig story. it's such an embarrassment for the obama administration. millions of people want health care and then be surprised by the fact that millions of people want health care. it's back on line. as of 5:15 our time after that data center crash yesterday. the nasdaq suffered an outage earlier this week but is doing fine this morning. scholastic, the book company, opening up the nasdaq this morning. a chinese company on the new york stock exchange. markets are largely sort of sticking tight to about the zero

point. we're close to nasdaq 4000. tomorrow we should have gotten the jobs report. we will not because of the government shutdown. >> okay. thank you. >> 6:57. we're on the home stretch. one more look at your halloween outlook. >> only a treat in the weather department. good morning to you, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. temperatures are chilly, pack that coat on the way out. something you can take off by noon inland. 67 up to 78 in the heat of the day. 72 bayside, 70 degrees, we'll have your 7 day outlook every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show, all the way through 11:30. he's got your drive covered. >> we've got a lot of folks leaving the house now. the south bay starting to volume build for the northbound route. 280 at saratoga. possibly one lane blocked. 101, a new crash, that's blocking the fast lane. expect slowing into the area. north of san mateo you're okay

for 101. in the east bay 680, still a report of a crash. unusual heading into pleasanton. you're okay. back to you guys. >> a final check of the top stories. four people are recovering after being attacked by dogs in antioch. police shot and killed one of those dogs. the other is under quarantine at a shelter. as of now it's unclear where the two dogs came from. >> parole agents and law enforcement agencies across the state will be visiting known sex offenders. the check part of the california department of corrections and rehabilitationable you'll operation. >> when there will be a parade for the world series champs. the red sox beat the cardinals to win their first world series at home since 1918. >> the boston red sox all

dressed up as world conditions and look, the tradition continues. you know who that is the >> hoda and kathie lee. >> also known as? >> betty and wilma. >> right. mrs. flint stone and mrs. rubble. >> i love it. >> that is well done. >> that's fun. we're not going to give away what matt, savannah, al and natalie are wearing. a little throwback. you have to tune in to find out. >> that's a good replica of the car. when they'd go to the drive-in for the food. >> they are driving it. that would be a cool golf card. >> like on "gilligan's island," ginger and mary ann. >> that's what's happening. we're back with a live local update for you. >> have a happy and safe halloween. enjoy your candy. i suggest always brush and floss after.

their third title in a decade, their first at fenway in nearly a century. the reveal, our annual celebration is back. while the costumes on the plaza are awesome. wait until you see what we have in store today, august 31st, 2013. >> from nbc news.